* 'master' of github.com:h5bp/html5-boilerplate:
2.5 version string in modernizr.
update index for upgraded modernizr.
update modernizr and yepnope to brand new latest.
Whenever a deferred script makes HTML be parsed into the DOM tree
(e.g. when innerHTML, insertAdjacentHTML(), appendChild(),
insertBefore(), replaceChild() etc. are used), IE < 10 may start
looking for more deferred scripts to run, immediately executing
them before the first deferred script has completed.
More information: https://github.com/paulirish/lazyweb-requests/issues/42Close#961
Applying these shared styles to `html` ensures that people can set
their own overrides on `html` later in the CSS. If the starting
styles were on `body`, then setting them on `html` later in the
CSS would not have the intended effect.
Simplify CSS styling the Google Search inputs. Improve the
appearance of the keyword input. Use `body` as wrapper. Add `lang`
attribute to `html`.
Thanks to @sindresorhus for suggestions and improvements in #941
What it also ensures is that the file.js.bypass also still works. This means the script looks for these files within the parent js directory. Also finally these files will actually remain untouched compared to previous versions where they were minified/concatenated but just not included.
This means any js file in any folder not included by default in h5bp will be concatenated and minified and output as a single script-hsa.js file. If you do not want this, make sure to do <folder>/* in file.js.bypass in config/project.properties
Previous version of Respond was known to cause problems in IE8.
It was not necessary for developers who chose to write their CSS
in a 'mobile first' manner. Furthermore, there are some concerns
about the performance penalty Respond imposes upon legacy versions
of IE. If a future version of Respond is shown to be performant
and more reliable, it may be reconsidered for inclusion.
Along with this change is a simplification of the placeholder
Media Queries. Now there is only 1 Media Query example and it is
more clearly labelled as an example. The use of `em` units in the
condition is to reinforce the idea that Media Query breakpoints
should not be device-specific.
Fix#816
